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medium-tutu...” not fully
(It; Drug Store,
staanwroa st.g so. xoswaut.
of cream
‘ we notice ir-
drop“ In to t
Dairy B.utter 0
about half of what
a good supply for
8, sweet and
once and it is
will call again.
. got-pend waaafletopnptowe.
83%17?
“foam? gin
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myammwam
., ‘ brag-row, hmtohohndy.
, weathta. with slight
Willie-pasture. ‘
“80m NORWALI.
'hns theta-aloofOIroth arousing
,aallawlag.
Tbehsrbor isfrmovc and many
Muslim the met which the ice
.F.’
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lib Nettie Warren Is unite sick at her
home a VanZandt avenue, Eat Nor-
“ Damn, otNewYorkcity,
1|th In Ninnto m of
m. Ty;- ‘-~-- ‘
lfiwnmand Irv. Edmund
m'finnéuuor the Chautauqua
Union Hill be held attltsreeidenooof
linflarylcwndes, South lain street,
loudnytmniisgflannary 38.
L —Pure cotfse with pureoream,lio.a
cup,depotrestaunnt. Opanallnixbt.
Melted Indrigan was arrested last
areuiqfor begging at private resi-
deeom'. Jastice Townsend mood
him‘tothaoountyjailforteudays.
Theliill Euchreclnb mlmtuightat
the home of Ir. audlfra.0eorgeJeo~
uinp, Weststrret. ’l‘beprian were won
by In! ll. Quintard and leases. Jen-
slum." ‘ ‘
The fire 10- intchuitsttatn- for
on first rudiitg January 8th win '9“
848.000. Loss since January 1st, mm.
81.038300. Ava-re loss I»! dlr. 8338.-
883; Estimate loss for year. erroneous
Him Julia Byabre. of South lain
street, left South Norwalb this morning
for Oswego, N. Y., when she will spend
seva weeks with an aunt. She was
accompanied to New York by her father
F. F. Byxbee.
*Shadl Shad” Shad!!! lfyou
‘ canestagoodabadcomeeotbel’eople’s
Market, Norwalk. and South lit-walk.
(opposite Hare-fl
The meeting of the Green Farms
Congregational church society to bounce
Pat-ebb Henry Davies, held Tuesday
aftirbouu, waa‘fdund to have been illeg-
ally called and adjourned without tahiug
action. '1! Is said Ir. Davies will resign.
’l'bhmonsofl'hiriisld county Iepre~
sentativgtqnominate County Commie
siouuayillhe held at 2:1!) this after-
MOI» Diem Farmer says Ex.
Sheriff Swans. of South Norwalk. looms
upstroug for the third place if a full
Democratiobocdiaappoioted.
'l'belndepeudsnt Social club will be
re-orgunud at the residence of Samuel
W. Hoyt, Jr.. “BayviewavsnueJ‘ri-
day, January 20. All the old members
have received IIIItioo through the mail.
New officers will beelrcled and the con.
stitution and by~lawa revised.
~—Re-ousble prices at Lane's depot
restaurant. Opeuall‘uight.
Oneoftheboraeeouaearinchargeof
Joseph Buohnam slipped and fall in
front of Hoyt's drug store yesterday
afternoon. 'l'beoarrsu onthe animal.
suttinfgitailapk sonIewhat. mariner
atopprdthecaraaaoonaspomiblsandlt
wasyntsbedotl'uftheaailnal. 'l'beborae
V
duties D. P. Harrell married a
couplethismorainglntheofleeof City
Attorney Light, audtbnadiseppolnteda
larpunmbsr of scandal-monger- who
expsdlidmharaasnaationaltrial.lim
OIeIIeCh-Ieaed Allich Demualswsre
M
falltpflfalneths ad.ofthe
South anemone. and reel!
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, man-III. orgasm lorwalh
Onlwaylastaaonwasbmnto Ir.
mdlmwmkm Fallon. of Mbp‘ort.
c\ltletlosthlllhasbasnIIrIIII'dedwith
ooasterafortbep-tfewdsys. mum.
minim
V i 1‘! 3P5 lwlmllapifllllw
llisa Emma Was, or Rhlgewayit,
“I“ maliiv'isitin'g
III-Immune mm". W
llIaWflliamkwmetts, of Bkaneat.
shall. Yuk vidtingber brother, Col-
mummcounhsdtm
—-Euyler‘a candy, fresh "every day,at
lane's, 51 Washington at.
mc.C.Barber.of Chestnut street.
was taken asidsnly Ill Saturday evening
andieatillnnabletoalt up but a abort
time. -
JobnGruInleyfellfrom thereof of'a
house in Wot Norwalk yesterday, while
shingling it, and severer injured his
spine.
rehearsing "Down _by_ the mrf which
Will, kWh Nude Hall in a few
1 weeks.
The case of Ili- Nellie White against
Niches! Cannon was continued by Ju‘
two Harrell until next Thursday morn-
ing.
—-l hare two hundred tour choice tim-
otbyhay. Will sell bytbe hale. tenor
street.
It is said that the New York. New He
ran and Hartford Railroad company to
negotiating for the purchase of all the
property in the block between Monroe
and Burbank streets.
*fi
. John H. Ferris, the well-known coal
dealer, has presented his customers with
handsome calendars for 1603. They con—
tain an etching of a boy and dog entitled
"The boy’s Friend_."____
The weekly meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
at Mrs. P. A Durand'e. 28 North Main
street. on Fridayat Bo'olocthII. A
large attendance is dmired. '
The second cancer! and hall of the
Norwalk Iron Works Band will he held
in Germauia Hall. llouday evening. the
30th inst. Heine’s orchestra has been
engaged to furnish dance mmio.
~Iegs of lamb—not mutton—~15 cents
apound; prime rib trust, best quality
’ beef. 12¢. Pbople's IIIIIIII. Norwaik:
opposite Hayea’, South Norwalk. I,
Atthe meetingof the Board of Dr-
rectors of the first National Bank. held
this murmur. Dudley P. Ely was elected
president; Ito-ell Frost. vice president;
Charles E. Ferris. cashier.
“mentoring matter coming from the
Washington street sewer this morning
flamed luItaatIc figures on the ice and
snow in the harbor, and the unusual
sight was viewed by a large number of
people. The figures were so connected
as to fomIalarge branch with several
shoote.and attached to these appeared
whatesemed tobellowere and leavesof
diluent varietia. one being a palm.
”DIWALI NEWS.
A Bowen Budget of Ito-a From the
lawn-ah hi efp'l’owa.
Georgeloabermf New York city. is
in town for a few days.
Mrs. P. K. Coohmf Ansouia. is the
guest of her uncle. W. A. Kellogg, of
Beldan avenue.
At the regular communication of
Washington Chapter. it. A. IL, held
lastnight.tbelarh Mater degree was
conferred.
4 froaen waterpips in the American
Ilecbanics“ ball on Water street burst
—Alteud theruuaryclearanoesaleat
momma-tom, Norwslk.
Minot-refutes tanlasneat
asmmerJosoathepondsiuthevioinity
oflorwalk h from fifteenm eighteen
lube-thick aadef excellent quality.
Gregory northernmost- forthsVletor
btoyclmJIare received a supply of“
cakodamwhioharaautandattraotive.
A sample has been received at Tue
Batman’sbnnohomes.
Attbemsetiagof Boon-sham Post,
0. A. it. held harming, avoteot
thankwmtrndmedtoall who assisted
lntbeentertalnmsntontha nee-don of
tbsmtltareawciaaa.
Montserrat Enhan— Encampment
wiilbeinatallsdtonlgbtandotherinters
summon-whiten” AllOdd
Mow-ate hvtted to attend. whether
membuaoftbseliosath-Itoraot.
Tbahtrstulokdtbeooiaswladlrtala
mpiuaovwmwithaollaadtast
them tordradolltrpirese. listened
mama-“mutt.
tennis duplaedqaarhr tau daa
prone.
therewltlbea
Waanah
I .
”MI “all
fibulflmm
attth'fil.
The South Norwalb Dramatic elubari ‘
car load. Manuel '1'. Batch, 1-! Marshall; being distributed '1, them cl The
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III- Agnea oIIItII. oIIIIIII IIIIII. Ila
ants-noon.
Inflecgal'. Barthel. of Danbu '
h'qandlua lew'daytwith‘drlaslr-
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3:! ljwzflttu ll.
Anewarrangemeut for pumping gas
bummofthalargeaupply tanks into
anotherbasbeenputinat the Nor-nib
Gaaoompany‘aworh.
ltiveraehooi. accompanied bytheprinci-
palandteachera. enjoyed a sleigh ride
toNewmaanlastnight.
W
Charles H. Wheeler and St. John
lerrilh of Our Brothers' Lodge, 1. 0. 0.
17.. attended the annualrneetingoffhe
Intual Aid maociatiou in New Haven.
Tuesday ‘
”the adjourned annual meeting of the
Norwalh Congregational church will he
held in the chapel this evening. following
the mid-week prayer meeting. Reports
turn the diflereut acclaim will be read.
——All our handsome line of Minister
at coat. H. 11. Williams. Is Wallstreet.
The fourth number of "Our mulch.”
amonthlypaperhtyrdbythafirst-
Congregational church, iaout and is
paper is edited by Prolemor Charles A.
Tucker.
llrs. Gwrgew. Selleck and Miss lary
Sells-ck entertained their respective Sun.
day soboolclsaresof boys and girb. at
their home on limin street, last night.
Refresbmntawere served. and all prep
out spent a most pleasant evening.
Notwithstanding statements to the
contrary. Bailifl William Mellullrn took
the oath of olllee before Justice Austin
on January 8. He should stir up some
oftbe property owners of the bmnegh
who heglect to 1:th sidewalfl of
snow. ~
-Aarou Drama Wall etreet’groe‘ery
clerk. saw more than a million stars this
morning. He was hit-hing at a small cur
which was toying with the legs of bk
trousers, when his feet slipped from
under him andhelaudedon the hardcold
ground. He escaped with a few bruises.
John and James. young sons of Wi-
liarn llyncs.of HayssI'ille. who attend
St. Mary‘s parochial school. took the
wrong road in going home yesterday
afternoon and got lost. causing thir
mrenls much worrilnent. They were
found late in the night. neor Darien. and
carried home. ”WW”
George Holman. a wearer employed
at J. 1!. Buckley a Son's elastic web
factory, died at the American Hour
last night.of pneumonia. and twenty-
-five years. The remains wm taken to
the home of his purulent: Wilton are.
nne, where the funeral will be held
Saturday afternoon.
Among the Norwalk people who am
sick are In. Henry Cornell. Water
street. grip: Mrs. Charles Sanford, Brat
auenue. pneumonia; Mrs. J. 1!. Bette.
dict, Chestnut street. and Ira. Edwin
Fitch, llatn street. Ira. Alpbeus Iter-
ritt. ofilain street, whohasbeeuurioue—
ly ill, iscouraleacing.
The employee of the Norwalk Boston
Store enyoyed a alrigh- ride to New
Canaan last night. They stopped at the
village hotel. where a bot supper was
errred, after which there were recita-
tion-and ringing. and a general good
time. 'l‘lIeparty arrived home at 1:31
o‘clock this morning in theholtof spirits.
Reta Neeley. 8;};- old was eom~
mitted to the County Home yesterday
Irv-I1 WWI. uno- the mount other
father. James Neel?» Her Inbtberi‘
I ’ you. oIIII'IIcI Ins mutate III
agedfouraultwo, barealaobeen coat.
arlttedm the BWMMM
Theirraotbrrisdratltuteand III-spur.”
edforadirorcsfromherhuabaud.
Aooordingtotbenewdrln regulations
”tenouoommidoned oflloere‘of'oom-
ponies are obliged to parafroquentea
inatlons. The sergeants «Company!
will be examined atthaannoryl'ebrn~
mfiattpmntbeeorpotalaoa Feb.
any 14, at O p. m. The examining
and will probably Metals“
odiouoftberegimenhonestatfofllou
menu-um.“
Abusedrirsnby Baronet Owens,
Westernrmawayanest svenne lhfi
morning. Ir.0wrnewae thrownfrom'
tbsalslgbandatruob agalnetatresnear
tbseornerof Chapel strut lib bud
waacutarfibiesboulderbrfisd. 11..
horseran up I. street, and Who
!Isntllaavsoaetomluu m. wim-
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ates,” mysfl.A. wuss,- pro-lean
lntheJonab'Iaaon family on Hubtg'
’l‘beecbolaraofltoom'f oIIIIIoIII‘
anIunIW-dmmmtfiIQ
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*erman
STREET. SOUTH
”NAME.
E. Thomas 5 having aportlonofhls
barn enchaed.
J. B. Raymond will probably raise his
new icehouas in aday or two.
Edward Steve!- ascurrd an excellent
photograph of the old Charmer mill be-
fore itwsa moved from Its former Ilium
“bountiful uieetin'geln the Hetllodietm
urelI continue this and to-morrow
from)”. Rev. Garrett Haulenheck. of
Walt. Ismeating with good succe-
Rising Star Division, No. 40. School
Temperance, will bars a public installa-
tion to- marrow evening in Crsw‘ II lisll.’
to which the public' to invited. The sx~
areim begin at 7:80 o c'lock.
RisingStar Division ts makingamnge-
manta for a fair to be hold the last Friday
evening in February. One of the features
will be a quilt made by ladies over fifty
years of age, each person making a
block and writing her name on it. All
ladies over fifty years of age are entitled
to the privilege One of those new mak-
ing a block to eighty six.
The success of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in eflecting a speedy cure of
colds. cmup and whooping cough has
brought it into great. demand. Meters.
Poutius 5'. Son. of Cameron, Ohio. say
that it has gained a reputation second to
none in that vicinity. Joe. I. Queen, of
Johnstowu, W. Va. says it is the best he
ever used. B. 1". Jones. druggist, WI
uona, Iliaa.aays: "Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy is perfectly reliable. I have al-
ways warranted it and it never iatled tI
giro the most [wrfect ntisfsctiun.” Fifty
cent bottles for sale by U.C.Stillsoa,
druggist_
”ARIES.
A large numbehf parishioners surpris-
ed Renaud Mrs. John Brien last Monday
evening.
DIstrict Grand Chief William ll. \Vlll’
most. Jr.. and Past Chief Summer~
field Tooter Visited Bridgeport Castle last
evening.
it is reported that Mrs. Blane ("Jr
"Bnmueesfi will be married to thesun
of Brewer Yuengling as soon as the dr-
cree of dIroroe applied lor by her 1103‘
band is granted. Yuengling ruin-d her
trqueutly last summer, when she lived
at' Numton.
Last Saturday afternoon,“ 4:30 o'clock.
I rery quiet wedding was solnmuiaed 1'l
St. Luke’s churchNRu'. brute French
Iflciating. The bride was Miss \l’ilhel
mine men and the groom John Stark.
The groom“: father presented him with .I
line butlniinglut. Mrnnci Mrs Stnrkim-
untimely commenced hountevpiug on
Maple stenue Nor-Iron.
For wins In the than! there Is nothin,
better III In a flannel cloth saturated with
t ‘hnmbrrhin' 3 Porn Balm and bound 01
our theuat of pain. It will product- I
counter irnmtton without hlistenng. and
is not so Ilsa-grumble as mustard: In for -.t
I3 much superior to any plaster on ar-
munl of Its pain rI-lIerIng qualities. ll
used In time it will prompt pm umomn
htty not bottles for sale byG .0. Still-
w. magnet
If II New York mtlhunatre git-eon din—
net at 5th avenue and 23th street. costing
film“), which gives 19 people dyspepsia
and the» people spend Shut-56.00 in doc
uIIII‘ bills and finally have to pay $5.01
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cum them
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 87 moons at the feast!
Inquire all Plained's drug stone where
you may bare the problem soked and
re! information about triu- Blond (‘urr
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Real Estate and Insurance
WASHING“)! “ll".
for aid! or house and lot
mum" Ilse Yk‘ W3 pun-heal .m mom I.
call and examineowr llIt. e have than for
ale to every panel the city at mmhh
prirraandmuasr terms. an‘ltf
T0 Iali'l‘.
ml! Jimmy 15. the store at \a. I."
Wasbimrlon street bridge. sow orI-u led
thebteinli‘ laun— inquired ’ll-
5’:- “ammonium illlw
"flyj‘utunm
smaletwstmnfl'flt Imwnfi
sue-Wm part home)!
hm West Norwalk I.roatl urns
hat-farm.“ ”3| Pennant;I Illamgnlz'fi
front room. healed: ad-
room- Apply to MI “I:
IIA’l'tl lo the new trahment
1‘V II mam-III A I tool-En"
m. o '-
C.(.‘rrywa.t.rlouh1'forwalb "' Item
‘ W0 lstaoae ofaewn Maul
In! In tbefladdro buildi our
urn! Wall mitten mmnz'n
ply on the what.
mum-m
m street'
muTawmw-Ia. it'd"
Ohlcheatar place. it Harsh-l streetE
aalllabol
stand-nee of fruit trees. etc. kW
Ins-III. I muons eaof tactile» all
Ola-rt». noblest-astral. dlo
truths-ad
F balls. U. A. I. W...” ater up.“
Karwalh. lie-striations alimodarscon.
rate. 1 nm
.... “new...“ '3'... ..
WANTED.
areal
lady “on“
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INORWALK. CONN.
& Son,
.The Sunday Sun
is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in
the world.
Price 5:. a copy. lly mall 32 I year
bymsil. " -‘ fltyur
llaily and Sunday, by
(mail, - - -’ - - Slayer:
Address'f'llll sue. New IIII.
’ nose betweenns. Wearaitnpmsd with thoidostbatourbouse,
with its manifold advantages with both importers and manufac-
tutors, to in position to supply your requirements in our line,
‘ furnishing the highest order of Foreign and Domestic Fancy.
Grooeriee,l0rmned Fruits, Vegetables. and at prices that will .
bear favorable comparisons with any representative house in the "
trade. We start on the new year fully equipped to give the belt
to obtain, and wishing you a‘
service and best goods possible
happy and prosperous New Your,
l‘fl’i
I am respectfully,
BIIAS. E. SEYMIIIIII,
leading Enter, 33 Washington at
This it is, dear friend and
Feeling neither doubt
Success will surely crown
~—.—.
PEIlPlE'S MARKET. FREE [IE
13 North Main on. 80. Norwallt .
Would you know whatpraiee Is highest,
'l‘hat lilh our souls with admiration;
neighbors,‘
Pure and simple imitation.
Come and follow where we lend you.
or fear.
your siforts
If you do but TAG and PERSEVERE.
lllE ‘HIIES'I' warns, rapids. DUCKS. He. II llIE yuan.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
lWEIlY, PEOPLE 8 IIIKET,
21 W ll st., Norwnlk.
now. It a money in your pocket if you
stcoetorleas.
Missing Word III)
except in
ed, and valued at fi. 00. Send your nasw
[be complete sentence is in the )
hands of The Sentinel.
IIIIV GIIIIIIS, NIITIIINS, IIIISIEIIY ANII
IIlIIISE- FIIIINISIIING IIIIIIIIS.
83 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
As Is usual with us no Inland to as for or possible inventory as little stock as
we can. Therefore we give this spchIIl tIullICt-mPnt for you to come in and buy
harpins adored. We will however, simply state that during the time of this sale,
nnnII-ly. from January it to 18, everything In our entire establnshrnent Inll be sold
'we will prussmt with an elegant Roclu slur Lamp, finely decorat-
do. We cannot begin to quote all the
To the one who I-IRST sends
us the word musing in the
l following sentence: "Ay,
A y; yuu' re pert-r fought
IIIBSI
en in
B. V ‘N ALsfh‘Nl},
Care South Norm-1k BI sum Store
SIutlI \ora alk. Conn.
”3859 G00”.
25 pieces all wool Suitinga in stripes
Ind lnIIcy weaves hnlt- dollar qunlrty,
this sale 29 yard.
100 yards 40 Inch flannel. I‘lic yard
3 [were 54—Inch all wool Flannel. this
Isle 39c yard
5 pres-es 42-inch heavy Serge. worth
«the yard. thus ale 33c.
.50 plan-s plaid filming at We yard.
3.0.0 yarns Um Gmghnm’s. 10c yard;
best quality.
175 yards remnants China Srlk. 3‘3
tllk‘llt‘! wide. 3&- yard, Wurtu 85c.
25 piecve Slit Gunp, this sale (it: yard
15 plows Salk tiIIII I, this sasle.‘ 8.: yard.
100 black Conny llufls, worth We. at
IA! [319.
Fancy. black or '1' tan Cleats. with
I not for trimmings. worth is; pnce
for [but sale. ‘4 49.
Black diagonal Cloak. fur trimmed,
worth $5; this sub.- 83 50.
has“; tan Melton Walloon. pleated
sick. worth $11, now ‘6.
A few Mm‘GarIurnts at your own
price.
Alsoa few elm in Lndios' Cleats at
lflt‘ hall of their former prtw.
1.1111 125' II'NIIIN [51113111231
Lndirs' Dram-rs. four tucks, at 19c.
Indies Drawers. four tucks. Hamburg
Iflllllllt’ll, extra Value, at 256.
[mtlrrs' Drawers. lucked and Hamburg
rimmed. clump at 39c and 49C; llue Ball:
33- and tile.
lmlws' Sight Drrsses in plain and
mind yoke-I. Hamburg trimmed, from
29.- In title, which an- 33} prr cent. Ira.
man actual value.
We can show you the lint-st “lit? of
~hirts at 396. 49c. 59v. 75c and We ever
Illvn'd.
Our assortment of Cambric l‘uml
L'urers at 256. in square or \' I'Iout.
Hamburg trimmed. can't be beat.
“TAIPEI” LINESS.
Tulle-II, unturned designs. 3t: each.
Trny Cloths. assent-d designs, fringed,
I00 each
Pntlow Shams, talc pair. worth 19c
Bumu Hearts, all llllt'll, 2 yards lung,
25¢ rurlI.
fil’lll‘lllfi.
Box Writing Palm from be to if».
Fancy boxes reduced from We to 430.
We haie a few pair of Dr. Strong's
mm which We are closing out at 49¢
a pair. worth fl.
'I'ollrll'l' ARTICLES.
Fine Trans rent “hop. ~-lI who.
Extra line 18m Soap .III II leader, MI:
I: onto. 3% down.
Fells & Cu. Toilet Soup, 106 box; 8
takes in box.
l’enclirs and Front“, s new and doli-
' calmly perfumed soup. 3 cake in box;
this llllt' 17c.
White (inside Snap, 5c coke.
(fulicura Soap. lllc u cute.
TIIIlt-t Arnrnouia. 20 bottle.
TII'III't Ammonia. large, 5c bottle.
Vaseline 5c bottle.
‘efrrfateurals.
.0810 lull. 300111 "lull
I. ll. IIAH’. III-agar.
Olflt IVIININOI
TIIlIIlSlIAY, MN. I.
“ Bummer laughing lloa.'2\
“KIIMIEIIIALIIS
Illlll. IEO 11088“ IIII) llll
80W "WEST“.
la thenproariaasfarre-rotaady merit
“ LAWN TENNIS.”
the mused meal-ire meteor tinI
on. present ae-oa.
The thus to laugh! Inn in Golid Chantal
rapist ith the hint fetchl dellelou
new :Iztr [MM .
and-errata
Icahn-I andfa'mola'wmnnad
tilt-WWI! Immmu um...
sunr'it'uud‘. mg“ beastlm WWII-I'd;
ll.W’attthfurthey-"410Mthalrlyal Bed flus-
sanlayonrstrartsatama. burr;-
ailsauavaal marshmallow
attending tbsp-memento. l’upalavuricea .l‘l
tit, lift at titer”— iota.
Wilh'tlti: m We.
“.5. I»
truffle-I
“"‘t
Culdvr's Dr-nlinv. 1&- bottle
SlIIiliI-Iti's Ih'nttlrlcv, in tubes, 15c.
Rubtfuaru. life It bottle.
Austen's (Magus, regular lie and 25¢
ell-'5. this sale 6c and lie.
Clark's Spool Fulton. black, white or
colors. 3'”: spool. 39c dub-ll.
\"00I.§.
Ros! Saxony, 9: slit-in.
Best in rmnntuun W,ml llc skvin.
“I st \lorstnl Shrt Brawl. to piece.
Bret \ t‘lI’Q‘lt’t' II lilndm I, “It- piece
Best Plus, ilk-pa pump.
IiI sl tirI- lm k Curse-l Sit-I 1:. x‘ paIr.
hllgllall )lI "wards or Smith' 3 Strains,
3p: paprr.
(70385 AND BRUSHES.
All of our Rubber and Horn Dressing,
Combs. tile and IOC quality. To each
Extra heavy nit- kel back. 8 inch horn
Dressing Combs. 106.
2%: quart“): HaIr Brushes. We.
5&- quality Hair Brushm, 25c.
50c quality Hair Brushes. lilo.
10c quality Tooth Brushes. in.
file qunltly Tooth Brushes. llc. .
171' quality Truth Bnblwa, 130.
19c quality Tooth linking, the.
IIO§IZ Sl'l’l’til’l'llls.
('hild I. Hose Supporters. 9c pair.
mam "use Sllplklflt-I’S llc pair.
lnIiIuI limo- Supp-Inns. 13c.
lrulirs' llnseSupwnI-m wttllbrll Wt
Lam's Hom- Suppurhrs, Willi shoulder
straps 19¢
.‘llm’s. limo Supporters, with :IlIouldor
straps. lilo.
Stein-l Illillt'll scismrs, 6, 7, 8 inch, 9t
pnIr
Best stool SI more 4,. Lliincb l'h pair
Suhlynrd: all linen ',Lilt‘t' 3 widths.
n-IrIlI ac. It. 9c yard choke of any
wldth.‘ 251 yard.
Ilofillllll'.
25Iiuzon suite III-.In weight mimi—
Shtrts and DIIIwI-m good value at 50c.
during this vtlu- 396 until
25 «mun lit-IIII'I' gray 1 ntlsrnoar
worth 41' n; “'0 IIilI-r tin-III at 29¢ m:- h
2 duzpn hours' 8i ’5 Blue Flannel
Slum fur We each.
2 duzen tine quality line Flannel
Shim, worth $160; you can have that
lor‘l. Wench.
lilo dozen Gent's Mixed Half-flute 10c
Great Sacrifice Sale W“...
100 pipers Continental Unbleached 4 4
Muslin, )6 yards for N.
f Zilpieces Atlantic- Muslin, 16 yards
or
f 103 precss soft finish Bleach, 17 yards
at l
l 000 yards 5 4 Table Oil Cloth, slight-
ly damaged on edge. 12c yard.“
1.000 yards Domet Flannel, He yard.
300 yards Table linen, unbleached.
6 4 wide, 18c yard.
‘ 150 yards 72 inch Bleached Table
Damask. big value. 45c yard
100 yards 62 inch Bleached Table
Damask. good Height, 37c yard.
30 pieces best Indigo Blue Prints, Git:
per_ yard
100 Ladies’ Calico Wra pers,69c each.
150 Ladxes Indigo lue Wrappers,
We each.
If you examine the above you can't
fail to buy.
KITCHEN DBPAIR'I'll-IVI‘.
This spot in our store we know will
interest everyone. It is considerable
more trouble for us to take an Inventory
()1 this stock than any other In our store,
mnerquently “e are just that much
mun.- anxious to sell as much as pomible
right away, so have marked many
staple articles cheaper than we cum
them nun-elves.
\uur attention is first called to our
Immense amorunent of lamps. which
are reduced In price to actual cost, 'ix:
1) fancy (lemma-d Lamps. shades and
fuuuts to mulch. We each, worth 61.50.
.I'I lam- dvmmte‘l Lamps. detachable
fmmt $l 30 each. north 8‘2 50.
2.3 Lampu. same as above except in-
drcuratiun. 81 50 each worth $1. 75
20 Lamps. Rochester burners.
tlt-Iuratxd, $2 l0 Path, worth 3325.
15 Ilegant Rochester Lamps, extra
larxP $1 10 Inch, worth $1.50.
100 drvorated Toilet Sets. 10 pim.
worth $3 choice of 10 styles; ‘1 % set.
300 fauuy' (1900de plates, is each.
100 decorated 2 quart Neppirs.
lat) decorated cold meat pin
15c e-mh
500 Japanese Teapots, llc each.
3. 500 B Lamp ClIImneys. 3 for l0c.
3 000 A Lamp Chimneys. 4 for the.
500 large round Nappies, worth 35c,
for" .56 var. h.
fillhlusn Berry Dishes, worth 25c for
15: tiIestyles
100 cown-d Butter Dashes glues, 100.
.3 Cr'lt‘fj' Holders glass. llc Inch
50 ghsa Ural her Jars. be each.
300 drummed Sharmg Mugs lth: each.
100 fancy Syrup (“utml 9c.eacb
fullbmrnud use». 10 inches high.
ilk mull.
llm art-I 6(' up; and 6 Saucers. 450m.
in st quality.
50 glass ()II Cans.“ in: each.
Trutm XX tin Duh Pans. lO-qusrt
ltk: em tr.
25 glass W slur Sets; ptscherandglamra
to match. 31 10 39!.
III) Crumb Brushwood :l'mya, 19c
50!) deep l’lt TIns, any sIzo, do.
100 Mi“: I'm-Is, all' quart lure, 9c. cools.
1001' any Combs. 10c eat-l I.
MOI Ing handle Toasting Foals. 3693.
till tnu quart cuppa bottom Colleen or
Tm Puts. 23¢ each; other on in pro-
pIIrliIIn.
50 six quart Tin Pails, l-Ic each.
GRANITE WARE
1.I*'rry vltC‘!‘ “warranted No seconds.
Tm or ('tIilm l’uls: ‘3 quart, 75c:
'51 "er3. 500; 4 quarts, 39w. 5qnarto. 8].
Yo also have W ash Basins I‘m Ket—
tles, Pans. Pails, etc, but have not room
tn quot? pm: It.
pair well worth the.
llllthmen Ladies' Black “use lb pair.
”'Allor "Ila state our aim as“! be elm.
lag-a I.» detach. Opa- us- I
‘qlgrlsiaatrsla
IIISIB lllll. SIIIITII lIIlIlWAlK.
W. ll. INAPP, lung".
TUESDAY EVER. JlII. I7
ZNilAllEMBNT‘l ‘II'EC 1A1».
Tlll I'Aflul’l
nuns II HANSIlN’S
DRAWING BIRDS.
'l'he unllent Vaudfl'llle Elbow that made
such a hit at B stun. playing in New
York immediately after.
25-hlelmiesinlls Company-25
I2~Speclal Acts-12
'1"! NR NWSR "Am.
willie-rams ls Mature and Hale‘s drug stores.
PIICD‘. 75. 50. 85011018.
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tables.
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FRIDAY EVENING. JAIL} 1.
Dan McCarthy I
in his latest out-rm.
lIIE IIMIIILEII
FROM IIIAIIE
thwarted by his own mpany of special
mile.
The ”ml Prim Prevail.
Seats on sale at Illehell’s.
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sum I
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